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Peach
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Pear
Bulgarian rose
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Vanilla
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Notes05/08/2021
Serenissima
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Serenissima
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Young Girls Summer
I love freshly mowed lawns; not the ones where heavy equipment has been used, leaving all the greenery scraggly and mashed.
No, lawns that are still treated with love and whose cut is allowed to dry briefly before it is carefully swept off by hand.
What a fragrance then arises from this green and how it feels under the bare feet!
To walk over it is foot reflexology massage including aromatherapy!
It smells even more great when not the noble green carpet, the pride of many gardeners, but one of the wild meadows comes under the scythe. Not only the green of the different types of grass, but also wild herbs such as dandelion, sorrel and the small daisy breathe there their powerful spicy aromas.
One of these meadows offer the two ladies at Annick Goutal at "Petite Chérie" to the fragrant stay.
You only need a blanket because of possible grass stains; everything here is still lush and plump, delicately caressing.
The pale blue summer sky peeks out from between the already fruit-bursting branches of the fruit trees; white clouds form their moving images as they fly by.
I chose for my time out the spot in the orchard where mostly pears and peaches grow, now ripe.
These fruits smile enticingly at me; I can't resist - I must pick some.
With this abundance of fruit on the branches, it is certainly not forbidden.
I love pears; not those hardy varieties with the rough, sometimes slightly scarred skin:
No, those small, pale yellow dessert pears with their sweet ripeness and juiciness.
They are often served for dessert; with special plates and dessert cutlery, of which there is a wide choice, and which can be real ornaments for any table.
These pears, ripe and juicy, were the inspiration for this rather young ladies' fragrance.
I can still remember well that I had the impression at the first samples a few years ago, these pears are but already quite overlaid: they smelled for me a bit overripe!
The acquaintance who brought me to Parfumo laughed at me; but I left this little darling first or sent it on to her later.
In the meantime, my fragrance perception has changed considerably: it has become finer, more nuanced.
Maybe I had also caught a bottling at the time, which was no longer so fresh.
In any case, a renewed testing brought a completely different result.
A young woman lies relaxed on a meadow, wrapped in summery spicy aromas as in a green veil.
Ripe and juicy pears and peaches lie sweet-scented beside her; completely relaxed, she licks the juice from her fingers.
Fine clouds of fragrance float in from the nearby rose beds; of pink many-flowered roses that go so well with youth. And somewhat stronger aromas come from the neighboring musk roses.
Numerous insects visit this place: fat drifting bumblebees hum like little airplane engines, and fruit-greedy wasps buzz restlessly about. Even beetles find their way in.
Summer stillness in the afternoon!
Everything marries to a young and yet very mature fragrance image, which was carefully designed with a sensitive hand and fine brushstrokes.
I admit: "Petite Chérie" is a fragrance for pear lovers!
Even if I love "English Pear & Freesia" by Jo Malone especially through the patchouli framework, I still enjoyed the re-encounter with Annick's "little darling": I suddenly felt so young, so summer-light!
The well-known durability of Annick Goutal fragrances shows once again.
Also "Petite Chérie" is light and not very durable; but with these fragrances you should not really expect anything else.
This fragrance girl is ephemeral like ripe summer fruit, glorious sunny days and youth!
But do we therefore want to do without them?
No, lawns that are still treated with love and whose cut is allowed to dry briefly before it is carefully swept off by hand.
What a fragrance then arises from this green and how it feels under the bare feet!
To walk over it is foot reflexology massage including aromatherapy!
It smells even more great when not the noble green carpet, the pride of many gardeners, but one of the wild meadows comes under the scythe. Not only the green of the different types of grass, but also wild herbs such as dandelion, sorrel and the small daisy breathe there their powerful spicy aromas.
One of these meadows offer the two ladies at Annick Goutal at "Petite Chérie" to the fragrant stay.
You only need a blanket because of possible grass stains; everything here is still lush and plump, delicately caressing.
The pale blue summer sky peeks out from between the already fruit-bursting branches of the fruit trees; white clouds form their moving images as they fly by.
I chose for my time out the spot in the orchard where mostly pears and peaches grow, now ripe.
These fruits smile enticingly at me; I can't resist - I must pick some.
With this abundance of fruit on the branches, it is certainly not forbidden.
I love pears; not those hardy varieties with the rough, sometimes slightly scarred skin:
No, those small, pale yellow dessert pears with their sweet ripeness and juiciness.
They are often served for dessert; with special plates and dessert cutlery, of which there is a wide choice, and which can be real ornaments for any table.
These pears, ripe and juicy, were the inspiration for this rather young ladies' fragrance.
I can still remember well that I had the impression at the first samples a few years ago, these pears are but already quite overlaid: they smelled for me a bit overripe!
The acquaintance who brought me to Parfumo laughed at me; but I left this little darling first or sent it on to her later.
In the meantime, my fragrance perception has changed considerably: it has become finer, more nuanced.
Maybe I had also caught a bottling at the time, which was no longer so fresh.
In any case, a renewed testing brought a completely different result.
A young woman lies relaxed on a meadow, wrapped in summery spicy aromas as in a green veil.
Ripe and juicy pears and peaches lie sweet-scented beside her; completely relaxed, she licks the juice from her fingers.
Fine clouds of fragrance float in from the nearby rose beds; of pink many-flowered roses that go so well with youth. And somewhat stronger aromas come from the neighboring musk roses.
Numerous insects visit this place: fat drifting bumblebees hum like little airplane engines, and fruit-greedy wasps buzz restlessly about. Even beetles find their way in.
Summer stillness in the afternoon!
Everything marries to a young and yet very mature fragrance image, which was carefully designed with a sensitive hand and fine brushstrokes.
I admit: "Petite Chérie" is a fragrance for pear lovers!
Even if I love "English Pear & Freesia" by Jo Malone especially through the patchouli framework, I still enjoyed the re-encounter with Annick's "little darling": I suddenly felt so young, so summer-light!
The well-known durability of Annick Goutal fragrances shows once again.
Also "Petite Chérie" is light and not very durable; but with these fragrances you should not really expect anything else.
This fragrance girl is ephemeral like ripe summer fruit, glorious sunny days and youth!
But do we therefore want to do without them?
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